We’re all the same, aren’t we? Or maybe we’re all different? Let’s play around with that idea!
Sparking ideas, debates and discussions on inclusivity and equality, this memory game helps us recognize both the things we all have in common and the individual features that make everyone unique.
Luca Boscardin – toy designer, graphic designer and illustrator – created “a diverse memorygame” for Corraini Edizioni: 54 cards with illustrations of body parts, to learn about each other through our similarities and differences.
How do you play it? The aim is not to match two identical images, as in a traditional memory game, but two cards representing the same part of two different bodies: two hands, two nostrils, two knees and so on. To make it even more interesting, some cards have more than one possible match.
